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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16
THE MUWDEHED AMERICAN.
IEis Mexican ASsassiAls are Only Given
Ten Years, lmprisOnmeut.

GALVESTON, TEX, August l6.-A special TO tho
Ne,cs from Eagle Pass says: United States Vice
Consul Mitchell returned yesterday from santa
Rosa, Mex, where he went 10 Investigate the re-
cent murder at that place OF JAS. B. Duval, an
american citZen He brings the intelligence that
convicted and sentenced 10 tea years imprfson-
merJt, and are now on their way TO the peniten-
tiary at Saltillo Another man. who made the re-
mark that they ought not 20 bring the "Gringo's'
body in cart, DuJ tie rope around his neck and
drag LIN In, was arrested by order OF the judge
and given the same sentence as the Others. The
property OF the deceased is now I'm possession OF
the consul, who holds IL at the disposition OF the
baf
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PERs0NAL--Ex-Gov.A Alex. R. Shepherd was reg
istered at the Gilsey House, New York yesterday.

PERsoNAI--Ex-Gov.A Alex. R. Shepherd was reg
istered at the Gilsey House. New York yesterday.
j. J. Hogan Of Boston, G. A. Ferguson Of New
York, W. T. Wright OF Philadelphia and W. N.
Crosby y Of Birmingham, Ala. are at Wills WinaIds~ d So.,
York, j. W. Harrison Of st. Louis Q. A. Hendrich
OF Newark are at the Rigs. G. Morris OF New M
mond is at the Arlington.--S. ". Small OF At
lanta, Ca, n. 7. Lupton of Auburn, Ala, w. B:
Mitchell and D. G. Snyder Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
r. q. coward Of North Carolina are at the Metro
politan.--T. N. Barkwell or Boston, jos. D. Butt
OF West Virginia, A. S. Goolrick OF virginia A. II.
Brown o. Chicago and Robt Fancett OF North
Carolina are at the Nationally. H. Perkins OF
Richmond Va, Kobt. Smith of Philadelphia, Pa.
and DR.. Renouff and wife, Of Atlanta, Ga. are at
the st. James.-Capt. A. Grant OF Capitol Hill,
who has been under the care OF DR.. Smith, Of Bal
Charles Hotel in that city.-Mr. Leon Tobrtner
has returned from short soJourn at Cape May;
Assistant Secretary Maynard has returned and
was at his desk to-day.-Saml S. Field OF New
York, Commander Geo. Brown, U. s. Navy, Elmer
s. Smith OF Buffalo, N. Y, 3. r. Lockwood of New
York, Parker Dickson OF Cincinnati, o. and E. M.
Green and family OF Savannah, Ga. are at the
Ebbitt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
OF resort in time of leisure has led here 10 the es-
tabnShment of a number OF rooms, where like
meets like, and the hours free from care may be
spent agreeably. The Bachelors Club now occu-
pies its new home next to Sarepta Hall on King
street, and the rooms there have been fitted up
W1in saS ena G
at the northwest corner OF washington and King
streets. The Arlington Club is well located in
rooms recently refurnished at the southeast corner
Of King and Washington streets The Alexandria
Musica! Association nnds Sarepta Hall admirably
adapted to its purposes and has put long portico
Belhaven Assembly OF the Knights OF Labor has
established o reading room, library, and evening
The Young Mems Christian Association rooms s' on
King street near Columbia avenue are now nicely
arranged for all cOmers. Sothat Alexandria is not
zens and their friends from abroad.
- TIE " MAYoK,s @ sCogRI-Acsies Mayor Strauss pres
ident OF the board OF alderrmen now holds the
summer trip. Mayor Strauss has altered the
time OF the court holding It's sessions at O'Clock
ors held their court at O'clock but Of late years
l2 O'Clock noon has been fixed as the time OF the
session. At the mayors court yesterday over $50
was collected in fines from drunkS and disorder
lies.
NoTEs.-There was put upon the chain gang here
this morning stranger named Sebastion Beck,
whose wonderful story about having been cap
tured by the Indians about 1876 and 10 have lived
with them many years, and then escaped, was re-
CenCly LOlu In 1HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mas Deen
received here OF the death OF Miss Anna Muir, the
eldest daughter OF MIR. VIM. II. Muir, Of this city,
at Walters Mountain, IN Pennsylvania. Sne will
| be buried here to-morrow.-Mr. John McGahey
has been injured by the fall OF a board upon him
while engaged at tile Opera House, but his injury
| is not serlo1s.-A ''Queer" stranger named Alex
ander Browniow has been sent out OF town by the
police with an order to return no more.-The
| schooner Maggie Pohler, In port here, has been
beled in the United States Court for debt by Her.
bert Bryant and seized by the United States mar
shaL--The democratic ward meetings to elect
tomorrow night.-The schooner Sarah Ann, sunk
at Cameron street dock, will be raised and tOwed
or this week.
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Reckless Shooting.
A MURDEROUS BOY WITH A PISTOL,

MURDERoUS BOY WITH PISTOL
Last night about 10 o'clock several employees Of
the washington and Georgetown Railroad CO.
were at the corner Of 1St and streets southwest,
at the foot of Capitol Hill, where the hill boys
stand, when cOlOred boy, probably thirteen or
fourteen years Of age, came along and said he was
going to kill somebody. The crowd paid no atten-
tion to what he said, and had no idea that he was
going to shoot until he drew a revolver and fired
moment later he fired again, when Jos. Seiben,
ington and is in the employ Of the railroad
company, cried: 81 am shOt!" and fell to the
ground. Officer Hutchinson, whose attention was
attracted by the first shot saw the second one
fired and ran after the wOuld-be murderer, who,
turning upon the officer leveed his weapon at the
latter'S head and said: 'Stand back you OF q
-" The officer drew his revolver and fired two
shots to frighten the boy. The shots fired by the
tive ran into the stone yard on First street and
disappeared. He has not yet been caught. The
supposed-to-be injured boy was picked up by his
p1ta1, where It was found he was not shot at all
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The Seized Sealing Vessels.

Capt Shepherd, OF the q. s. revenue cutter Rush,
under date OF July 1s, at Onalaska, Alaska, has
forwarded to the Secretary OF the Treasury an
official report of the capture OF the British steam
schooners W. P. Sayward, the Dolphin, and the
Grace, and the American schooner Lilly L., for vio-
laton Of section 1856 Of the statutes for protec-
t1on OF the seal fisheries, which capture had been
reported by telegraph. Capt Shepherd reports
that the vessels were seized between the 11th and
nth of July, and that On each one Of them was
found quantities OF seal SKINS showing that the
seals had recently been killed, and that several o!
the vessels then had small boats out evidently
hunting for seals. The captain OF the American
vessel claimed that he had right to hunt seals
outside oftertain limits, but Capt. Shepherd did
not recognize any such right. All the vessels were
seized In Behring's Sea, and they were sent to
Sttka and turned over to the q. s. marshal
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STEAMER HOT Boz

FOR
GLYMONT
Two excursion trips daily.
Music and Dancing on Boat and Grounds.
MISS RAYMOND.
THE CELEBRATED CORNET VIRTUOSO,
SPECIALLY ENGAGED,
Will play the grounds rendering solos with feeling
and execution
Week Days-SteaIner leaves her wharf, foot of 7th
street. 10 am. and 900 y. u. Returning, arrives
home at D and l. y.
Saturday evening trips at q.
Sundays-10 a. and $50 Pm. Returning home
at2 and put
25 Cents ROUND TRIP. 25 Cents
Family days-Every Saturday at 10 Returning
home al , 80 p. IN.
10 Cents. ROUND TRIP. 10 Cents
Meals served on grounds
Pennsylvania ave. jyfS-2m
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Her Public Recepfion.

EN6E HeC1pIIOms
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS SHAKE HANDS WITH THE
MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
At O'Clock pm. yesterday, the hour fixed for
the public reception by Mrs. Cleveland at Marion,
Mass, many people were In waiting at Gen.
Greely's residence, and carriages lined the road
way for quite distance 1t is estimated that
at least LOCO persons were presented to Mrs.
Cleveland. Mrs. Folsom aided Mrs. Cleveland in
receiving the callers, who were presented by Gen.
and Mrs Greedy. Mrs Cleveland was attired In
plain blue surah silk, with draperies OF spotted
Illusion lace. Her corsage was cut square and
filled In with lace, and she wore broad band OF
blue around her neck. She shook hands with
great heart1ness her manner during the recep-
tion making most pleasing impression upon the
callers. Gen. Greedy said after the reception that
Mrs. Cleveland would probably accept no
further public attentions during her stay.
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length Of ume at the rate OF SO cents per month,
and the address changed as often as desired.
~ The requisite amount Of money must in each
case accompany the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16

The frst street car hue ever operated In Danville
Va, was opened to the public yesterday.
At New York yesterday John Joyce, the well
known highWayman, was sentenced 70 twenty
four years and nine months In the State prison at
hard Labor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KNS A CARD.

WASHINGTON D. G. August 16, 1887.
take fu control of the Wood and Coal yard 1922 10th
ST. NV The patrons Of the yard Will ind him &C
their orders Thankful for the patronage of the
39 years respectfully solicit continuance Of the
m SANE NY personal attention will Be {yen to The yard
In connection with the above, would say that
have severed my connection with Messrs Duncanson
the past "A and have entered the employ Of
father trust my friends will favor me with their
Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt atten-
ton. aul6-2t
e .SsS DR. PoMERoY, ,,r,sr
Belt Line passes door. au15-2w.
e. TYLER s RUTHERFORD, REAL ESTATE
49, and Insurance. have removed temporarily 10
l1O6F st. NV, Telephone call No. 313 pending al
which they will occupy about Oct. 1. au15-2w'
,, BHIHpiNG Assoc1ATioNs. cI ' 0''''
The members of these Building Associations are
and fe have tarnd M ae boks be
treasurer of the Germ Amer Building Associations. to
MIR. John Banf, 432 ~ sts W. and the books Sec
retary OF the Metropolis building ASSOCIATIONS, I
HENRY KoTTNANN, Secretary ana Treasurer.
anl3-4t'
60 THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE JNO A.
continued By his widow. Mrs. IDA L. WETZEL, l3l !
32d ST., West Washington, under the management Of
Mr + :, BARNES. a formerly of Anthony Buchley.
H~ ATTENTION. CARPENTERs! THERE
at the hall, corner 9TH and sts. next WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at O'clock Questions Of interest to all
sui3-3t' - ''>''- - oA''D'
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THE REPORT that an American fishing vessel
had been fired On and sunk by a Canadian cruiser
Is not credited in the least at the State Depart
mpnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16

RIVER IMPROVEMENTS AT MOUNT VERNON RECON-
MENDED.-The annual report Of Mr.. 8. I. Albert,
United States agent to the Chief of Engineers on
the improvement OF the rivers Of Maryland recon-
the improvement OF the Potomac River at Mount
Vernon This sum is to be applied to the enlarging
and removing the silt which has been deposited In
the cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16

Bay R1psE. Bay R1peE.
ThE QUEE,, RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE!
A MODEL PLEASURE RESORT.
Fare for the round trip, no Change of Cars.
Fast Trains Splendid Coaches
ST., 81. 81 81. 81
Week Days and sundays
THE HOTEL Is NOW READY FOR GUESTS
fOrsciestgIle OF trains Is. tx o. advertisement
On E:i6 after Sunday. July ~ meals the restau
rsrt viii be served ON the American and European
Plans ST. and the American plan in the Restaurant
Pavilion on Sundays. from II 70 p. M
A lunch counter Will be opened in the basement of
the restaurant pavilion, where Ice Cream, Cakes &c.
VIII be served
Hotel on American plan. Rates-Transient. per day,
With board. So. weekly, with board, S12 to S2U
SIecial rates for one month and longer.
j.24-3m GEO- WEBB, General Agent.
nALY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
steamer EXCELSIOR MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
ard FRIDAYS. and Steamer GEORGE LEA{iY TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
at $50 T. from 18th street wharf.
Returning. leave Norfolk. daily, except MONDAYS,
ton with Boston and Providence steamers. Connect
elso with steamer ARIEL for Richmond, steamers for
New York. AID all steam and railroad lines for the
South Secure rooms and tickets at 6I9 and 1851
lyania ave and at Knox Express whC Will also
check bagaSe from bOtel- and residences. phone
No. 745-3- Nm. p. WEIGH. .Supt and Gen. Agt au:}
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= DENTIST,
Removed to S02 st. NV.
Belt Line passes door. au15-2ws


~ TO coNrRAcBDRs, dfas,ks. CARPENTERS AND
large and we'll assorted stock Of
LUMBER. LATHs. AND SHINGLES,
very cheap, such as
Jo1sTs. scANTLINe, BOARDS, oon,
''' '' S's'5sas SASsf %sRbE dafrisa
10TH ST. AND MARYLAND AVE sw.
Have closed this yard and in order the ex-
pense Of moving stock to new yard at 14th and SITS
~ per cent below cash market prices No reserve.
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
Apply at Main Office and New Yard, 14th and B SITS,
49, CARD FROM JUDGE J. W. G. SMITH
srAuSTos, Va. Mayo.
Bear Ithia Springs Company:
write to say that summer before last having then
paid of So weeks to Bear tha
Spring, near Elkton, Rockingham County, va. and it
Ihave suffered no pain whatever in that quarter.
'''' '''' f''p''''u5.'i J. ". "a GREEN SMITH.
This water is for sale by E. P. MERTZ. 11th and F
sts and druggists generally. jy27
8 EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 F ST.
AssETs-3772. .O56.O4.
Shares in the 18th Issue are open for subscrip-
ton.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Ofhce hours from a.. IN. to 4 80 D. 1n On the first
Wednesday in each month open from to O'Clock d.
m, on which day advances will be made promptly at
I:3O O'Clock p. IN.
THOMAS SOMERvuLE, Prest
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secy aul.3m
KF FINE GAS FIXTURES,
SLATE MANTELs
s. s. sHEDD BRO.
au11 ~ 9th st. NV
T GEORGETOWN n UNIVERSITY. },sW SCHOOL
e tb H YIN Rsa.ss
0''alhs0 by applying 3. e to xEArMAs Secretary.
anlO-to SELF Corner 9th and r SITS. NV.
- DIR. L BERMANN
has REMOVED TO
au4-1m' 1O16 ST. n. W.
e JOHNSONS HOTEL.
18TH AND STa
NOW FIRST HOUSE IN REAR an4-ew
JSo. W. CoRsoS. ,yso: w MAeAnrsEy,
~ Member N. Y Stock Ex
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bondz
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds and all listed
and Baltimore bonght and sold.
A specially made Of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad, Cas- Insurance and Tele
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ty1s
pHosvITE-THIs COMBINATION, OF
thotphates popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
HUNS PHARMxcY. I4sS Pennsyivania a ave-. ~ NJ n
lottles or Oh drauSht with coda water fi5
DURING MY VACATION MY AssoCI
49, c1ate DE-. Z. Al: SEEBOLD, will attend to my
ty26-lm' 1918 New York ave.
So partnership with DR.. Gustavus R. Brown
VINO has had extensive experience in fine and artistic
dentistry can recommend him as Thoroughly scien
c practitioner and an expert in his speciaties-gold
hil1nTs' ~ CROWNS and bEidgeaork" S. B. MUNCAsfER
H. SHIRTS TO oRDEa n,.
go, p j HALL
1e24 9OS st. NV.
N% E.F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES, 10
Nc charge for Hanging
Lowest Rates
IS 531 18th ST.. corcoran Building.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II ERNAN'S THEATER AND SUMMER
n 10 and 25c; GARDEN. No higher.
GRlEVES' BURLESQUE OPERA CO., ETC.
. Nights PIMA Nights
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday MASCOT.
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
Il 10Th ST.. two blocks south of Pennsylvania ava
delightfully."- cooled by new and complete apparatus.
open from a. ILL., to lU p. IN jy15
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EsoRAv1se ASn DR. S1sk1so

Engraving 9n metal and wood. Monogramssnd crests
en- SEALS watches tewelry Card engraving and pr1nt
ing Seal engraving IN all its branches Bookhtnaers
dies soap dies and steel stamp cutting Rubber
stamps for marking and all kinds OF stamping material
Colo CT silver bullion emoroisexay. hexalas and AL
kinds VI lGoSe VayapheEuaila Wh13
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GREAT AND EFFECTIVE
DROP IN SUITSi

We don't want the Suits Here is your chance to buy
Look Your wardrobe. See if another Suit would
not make good acquisition.
few very fine India Linen Dresses with two ruies,
trimmed with embroidery aud fine tucks in each
ruffie. and overskirt trimmed to match; a basque
nicely trimmed with inserting and rues. very neat
style Former price, $1,000; reduced to $500
Another very neat White Suit. which could be used
for morning, is skirt of fine tucks overskirt tucked
to match, with fine drapery and basque to correspond
which has been reduced from $3.50 to $500.
One more great bargain in Dresses India Linen
Skirt trimmed with three-deep embroidered rufes an
overskirt with tucked back and embroidery, with q
pretty. stylish basque Former price, s14OO reduced
to $3.50.
We have only three more of our Embroidered front
India Linen Suits, with back drapery and BASQUE to
match. which have been reduced from s15 90 to 90
We are closing out Job lot Of soiled White India
Linen Dresses, trimmed with an elegant quality of
embroidery, which consider Of our great bar
gains The full value Of these Dresses no less than
&2o.O0 we are willing to dispose of them for $3.50
We have also q very pretty style of Misses Suits,
which we will close out at great reduction One par
cular style is tucked skirt, with ruie around the
bottom, and full sash with very neat BASQUE 70
match Former price. s4os reduced to $3.50
We have only three 14-year Misses Suits left of q
plain skirt trimmed with thyee rows of very fine
inserting and plated waist to match; reduced from
900 to SO 9S.
By buying of the above you do not make Abolish
outlay. but sensible investment.
LANsBURCH BRO,
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An AUTUMN SESSION LIKELY.

Grouse Shooting amd Fine Weather
Garry the MEMBER Away from Lon.
don.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, August 16.-After prolonged season OF
dullness as regards political news the waters once
more are suddenly stirred. learn among SEMI
cnicial tories that an autumn session is regarded
as more than probable. The government has great
di.iculty In keeping the house together. No fewer
tasn 14S memberA all leading politicians, have
ai,t.ats left and every day, a. grouse shooting
ana fne weather slips by, &c becomes more dill
cult 20 hold ti6In here. should an autumn session
be dect,ea on, tae house would hurry through the
Irish estimates, thsn separate, aat meet again fn
November when a number OF small bills, which
otherwise would b. los:. might become laws
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OHNDHIAS'-A@i0u'. ". W. Ao"iJ "o%' oSNA
detached from duty assistant to the lighthouse
inspector of the eleventh district and ordered to
the Ranger; Ensign Thos. w. Ryan, from the
branch photographic Office, New York, and placed
on waiting orders. Ensigns w. B. Whittlesey and
Al6ert 6 t ;: Key, from the Ranger 18th september
Somerset Robinson has been placed on the retired
list from August 15, 1887. Surgeon w. 4. Van
Reypen Is promoted to be medical inspector by
this retirement. He has already passed examina-
tiOn for promotion.
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Seryia has a Desnafttng Treasurer.

Bs.saAnE Ausus l6--A coeii-u,ssicu appointed
to f;.oujrs tns. she cJ13iii1n OF Seryian niances
has di,, roo serious 6esteiiS. tbs nnance Etn-
is:sr Is c-aerad tbs 5eyuesiraon OF the property
or his pred d,ccsS5r, d. J5rv2vtcsa.
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A DSSnsteous HurrtcRne at Wor4eouKe
BOsps Aux August .e.--rnis city has been visited
by u hurricane which destroyed an enormous
sion at Areachon OF two excursion trains ahA
several cars were wrecked and seventeen per1noo
were injured
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CLAIMS EOa DAMAGES.
Speculation N IN How the RotnroA1
Company will settle with fas vkcsaDs.

CHICAGO, August 16-A Times special rom feo-
ria, H., says: Many OF the friends and relatives OK
the dead were at the company's general once to-
day, ano considerable speculation Is neaIo as W
settfement OF claims. The road Is by no means In
good financial condition. It's stock or at least the
TorE cftv or IA represented there. The on1cers
or the company are reporting 70 the stockhoders
the extent OF the calamity and all facts connected
fhereW.gh AS soon rs these reports have been re.
yiewec and digested q line OF policy VIII be marked
ont and communicated 10 the ofYlcials here. Then
a nuhlic announcement OF the action OF the COM
nany VII Ue made. The aggregate loss measured
ty precetents will amount te some hundreds oe
thcusan1s OF dollars
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ESTz. Au.srss l5.--;t - reported cSra that II.
Jsao, a french YrossasCr, uonnecSei With the
Lyceuu, a. Aaa-s, xas arrested .esteruaE nfora-
iHs &C tts G:s:s OF Fur Aiys.xleoeH. On suspicion
or ueiox 4 SPY, and lodged Ia prison co avail: an
INQUIRY. n. Jen0t, the report says protested
against his arrest, stating that he had simply
Wandered 20 the fort from the village OF LorTy,
where he was spending his holiday.
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Telegrams to The Star.
A DYNAMITE SENSATION.
C0L0R0W'S BAND DEFEATED.
THE PURITAN AHEAD TO-DAY
LORD CHAMBERLAIN,S FUTURE.
AN AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.


Dynamite Organization which Is
Asserted to be Allied to the Fenian
brotherhood - Mooney f. Connected
with it, and IL Not Insane.
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BAY R1DeE,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

The most complete in all its appointments Of any
Sot on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River
SPLENDID Music By the Naval Academy Band
EIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
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How To Go

How To Go
TO CHAPEL. POINT
Trains leave the Baltimore and Potomac Depot at
80 a IL AM 40 pm. daily
BY the steamer iattano every Thursday. at Z a M,
fr'1In the 9TH street wharf.
For particulars apply to
FRANK T. ROLLOw, Agent
auS-1m 5l1 Penna. avenue n, w.